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Painting Children in Oil by Marcos Blahove, Joe Singer
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Pre 1980 stock# 336
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WINDER'S WEB
$28.00 gently used no marks
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1978 1ST Edition, 1st Printing Hard Cover Illustrated.Tan cloth, blue lettering,152pp with 24 pages in color and over 100 black & white illustrations 8 1/2 X 11".Developing a portrait in oil, from first sketch to finished painting, with five black & white drawing and painting projects. Topics include composition; clothing and props; format and lighting; mixing colors, and handling the brush. CONDITION: VERY GOOD,dust cover has a few tears as seen in pictures.
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Zoltan Szabo Paints Landscapes
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Pre 1980 stock# 335
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$80.00 NEW CONDITION
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Publisher: NY: Watson-Guptill, 1978,Third Printing, 176 pages, 245 color plates 9" x 12". Fine green cloth hard back with fine dust jacket. No inscriptions or marks.many examples showing techniques in watercolor painting, plus many pages of text. Each painting is very well captioned, beautiful book. EXCELLENT CONDITION
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How to Paint Seascapes in Watercolor E. John Robinson
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Pre 1990 stock# 334
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I have two of these books and I will list the separately. A step-by-step guide to capturing the natural beauty of waves, rocks and headlands, skies, beaches, coastlines, storms, and sunsets. ' 48 color pages; 85 black-and-white illustrations.
New York Watson-Guptill 1982 143 pages with 48 colour and 85 black & white illustrations.Salmon colored cloth boards with black lettering on the spine.
EXCELLENT CONDITION.
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Making Your Paintings Work by Philip Jamison
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Pre 1990 stock# 332
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$78.00
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Publisher: New York: Watson-Guptill Pub. 1984. 8 1/4 " - 11" tall. 144 pgs.186 color plates 20 black and white illustrations.
The first section of this book focuses on the major components of painting- drawing, color, composition, values, and spatial relationships. The second section concentrates on the painting process itself from selecting a subject through drawing and sketching, making compositional studies, developing an idea through a series of paintings, reworking, experimenta ...click for details
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